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Suhl (z  l), city (1994 pop. 52,386), Thuringia, central Germany. It is an industrial city manufacturing precision instruments, machinery, sporting guns, tools, electrical appliances, toys, porcelain, and motor vehicles. First mentioned in the 13th cent., Suhl was a noted center of the German arms industry in the Thirty Years War (1618–48). From 1952 until shortly before German reunification in 1990, Suhl was also the name given to the district surrounding the city, of which the city was the capital. |
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Two issues later, in the spring of 1968, Suhl enlarges upon her objections to Doctor Dolittle in detail, and notes both the many lists on which the book still appears and the two listmakers, Larrick and the Child Study Association's Josette Frank, who had dropped the book from their latest compilations. Epizootologisch--epidemiologische Untersuchungsprogramme von potentiellen Naturherdinfektionen am Beispiel des Q-Fiebers im Bezirk Suhl [dissertation]. Nevertheless, Huckabee appointed Suhl to the Child Welfare Agency Licensing Board and approved the facility for $140,490 in state funds, to be used for psychological treatment of children. |
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